anaheim-gazette 1963-10-31

4—The Anaheim Gazette Thursday; October 31, 1963 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Junior High Football in Full Anaheim’s junior high school football program is currently in full swing, with a number of important games played Wednesday. Junior High contests are played each Wednesday afternoon with kickoff times set for 3:15. In games played yesterday, Sycamore was at Fremont, HILGENEELD MORTUARY Faithful Courtteous Service 120 E. Broadway.Anaheim PHONE KE 5-4105 Brookhurst visited Trident, Oak traveled to Orangeview and Walker went to Crescent. A practice game saw Ball pitted against Dale. Following are scores from past weeks, Oct. 23 Sycamore, 18; Brookhurst, 12; Oak, 16; Walker, 0; Crescent, 13; Dale, 6; Trident, 13; Ball, 13, (tie); Fremont, 32; Orangeview, 0, (practice game); Oct. 16 Ball, 29; Brookhurst, 16; Fremont 13; Trident, 0; Dale, 6; Orangeview, 0; Sycamore at Oak, rain practice Oct. 9 Sycamore, 39; Ball, 7; Fremont, 20; Brookhurst Oak, 20; Dale, 7; AT CAMP LEJEU Marine Private First Baird A. Sewell, son and Mrs. Cassius E. Sevall 501 South Knott Ave., A participated in landing exercises with the Second Division at Camp Lejeur GIANTS OF THE NA NIAGARA FALLS THE BILLION-DOLLAR SAVINGS ASSOCIATION THAT GIVES YOU FEDERAL CHARTER PROTECTION For sheer size and power, giant strength behind your savings. And accounts at 400,000 For sheer size and power, no other waterfall in the land can match the thundering might of giant Niagara. It's one of a kind. California Federal is a unique giant, too. 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(Peninsula Center) 377-6813 RANCHO PARK 10668 W. Pico Blvd. Los Angeles 64 VE 9-2366 Lady Leadfoot CRYSTAL BALL All in Full Swing Dale, 6; Orangeview, 0; Sycamore at Oak, rained out practice Oct. 9 Sycamore, 39; Ball, 7; Fremont, 20; Brookhurst, 0; Oak, 20; Dale, 7; AT CAMP LEJEUNE Marine Private First Class Baird A. Sewell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cassius E. Sewell of 501 South Knott Ave., Anaheim, participated in landing exercises with the Second Marine Division at Camp Lejune, N.C. THE NATION Orangeview, 8; Walker, 2 Trident 25; Crescent, 0, practice. The STANDINGS Eastern Division Team W L T Sycamore 2 0 0 Fremont 2 0 0 Ball 1 1 1 Trident 0 1 1 Brookhurst 0 3 0 Western Division Team W L T Crescent 2 0 0 Oak 2 0 0 Orangeview 1 1 0 Dale 1 2 0 Walker 0 3 0 By DOUG HUFF Len Mangle move over. We had three upsets last week. Anaheim lost to Newport Harbor 7-0 in the upset of the season, after we said Anaheim by 18. Servite lost to Mater Dei, 20-7 but then we said that which ever team we picked would lose in that one. But just to cap it all off Santa Ana beat Chafey, 20-8 and just to rub it in they did it by 12 which is what we said Chaffey would do to the Dons. The net results of these sheenanigans gave us six wins and three losses to making our four week average drop to 74 per cent from last weeks 81.5 per cent accuracy. Though discouraged we shall never give up. After having my crystal ball get an eye check-up it was decided that all it needed was to take off those rose colored glasses. So, here we go again: ANAHEIM at Fullerton: This ought to be a hot one. Anaheim is tied for first with Santa Ana and Fullerton is in a four way tie for second. If Anaheim hopes to win this one they better have lost the over confidence that possessed them last Friday. Newport Harbor though can play a good ball game if they pull together, they proved that last week. Fullerton has one of its strongest teams this year so anything goes. However our ball still feels that ANAHEIM can do it by SIX. LOARA vs Valencia (Placenta) Friday at 8 p.m. La Palma La Palma Stadium, Saturday afternoon. Something new for schools. An afternoon the Stadium. While often have been played in noon, none has ever been played at La Palma. necessitates this. We knotted for second in tie while Costa Mesa bottom. Therefore its by 14. SERVITE at Cathay Los Angeles, Saturday Due to lack of light thederal's field the have to be contented Cathedral in the sun played a hard game with Mater Dei but you have it. Hoever we do this week, enough SERVITE will win Eastern Conference ORANGE COAST Saturday 8 p.m. The game of the week. We have two schools with tense a rivalry as the an upset could be inings. Since the Dons had a winning year has our ball must go OCC BY SI. FULLERTON vs OLLERTON Field, 8 p.m. day. When it comes ton and victories we confidence in the Holocaust seems such a shame he has to lose their home game but thats the way Fullerton would be Anaheim hopes to win this one they better have lost the over confidence that possessed them last Friday. Newport Harbor though can play a good ball game if they pull together, they proved that last week. Fullerton has one of its strongest teams this year so anything goes. However our ball still feels that ANAHEIM can do it by SIX. LOARA vs Valencia (Placentia) Friday at 8 p.m., La Palma Stadium. This is the game that could go either way and probably will. After attending a recent Loara game we were impressed with the hustle and team spirit that prevailed. Loara has the makings of a fine ball club and we think that tomorrow night's game will further prove our point. Sorry Loara can't win by a bigger margin but LOARA winning BY TWO is nothing to scoff at. Buena Park High School Field, MAGNOLIA at Sunny Hills, Friday, 8 p.m. Magnolia, repeating last year's nightmare in Crestview standings with of being knotted for first place crosstown rival Savanna, is going to have to work hard to win this game. Thus far workouts have only been fair according to coaches. In asking our crystal ball who the victor will be we unanimously endorsed MAGNOLIA by SIX. Rebel Homecoming SAVANNA vs Santiago in La Palma Stadium, Saturday, 8 p.m. Don't look for anything but a victory for Savanna. This is their homecoming game and they sure won't lose this one. Santiago is good but Savanna is better. In the end it will be SAVANNA by 12. WESTERN vs Costa Mesa in NOW...IN ORANGE gain through You CAN Increase YO 12 COURSES OFFERED MEN-WOMEN, In CALIFORNIA FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION hind your counts at a ed associatthe superprovisions agency of ment. federal, 38 manageeated this you. Over 400,000 savers enjoy it. 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AM·TECH AMERICA'S MODERN TRADING AMERICAN BUSINESS AND TECH adfoots to Race Sunday AL BALL Other Track Events Billed La Palma Stadium, 1:30 p.m., Saturday afternoon. This is something new for Anaheim schools. An afternoon game in the Stadium. While other games have been played in the afternoon, none has ever before been played at La Palma. Scheduling necessitates this. Western is knotted for second in a four way tie while Costa Mesa is near the bottom. Therefore its WESTERN by 14. SERVITE at Cathedral in Los Angeles, Saturday, 3 p.m. Due to lack of lights on Cathedral's field the Friars will have to be contented to beat Cathedral in the sun. Servite played a hard game last week with Mater Dei but just didn't have it. Hoover we feel they do this week, enough so that SERVITE will win by SI. Eastern Conference ORANGE COAST vs SANTA ANA, Orange Coast Stadium, Saturday 8 p.m. This is the game of the week. When you have two schools with as intense a rivalry as these two, an upset could be in the makings. Since the Dons have not had a winning year and OC has our ball must go along with OCC BY SI. FULLERTON vs Citrus at Fullerton Field, 8 p.m. Saturday. When it comes to Fullerton and victories we plead no confidence in the Hornets. It seems such a shame Fullerton has to lose their homecoming game but thats the wav it looks. Fullerton would be better off Pacing Classic Saturday The big name horses of both the pacing and trotting worlds will be seen in action at Hollywood Park on Saturday, Nov. 2. The $50,000 American Pacing Classic at a mile and one-eighth will climax some terrific speed battles this season between such as Henry T. Adios, Cold Front, Rusty Range, Irvin Paul, Sephan Smith, Midnite Hardy and others in preludes to this annual fixture, won a year ago by Irvin Paul in time that equalled Adios Buffer's world record. Four-year old trotters, headed by Sprite Rodney and Worth Seein, will compete in the $20,.000 guaranteed Fall Maturity Trot, a stepping stone to the $50,000 American Trotting Classic on Saturday, Nov. 16, the closing day of the autumn meeting. Duke Rodney won the Fall Maturity last fall, and went on to take the Classic. Worth Seein and Sprite Rodney posted marks of 1:58 and 1:58 3-5 against the fence as three-year-olds last season and in this Sunday nights nine event Figure 8 Stock Car racing program which will be highlighted by a special "Powder Puff Derby" for women drivers only on the tricky criss-cross course at Gardena's Ascot Park, 183rd St. at So. Vermont Ave. Racing starts at 7:30 p.m. preceded by time trials at 7 p.m. Garrett, fresh from winning the 100 lap Southern California Championship race two weeks ago at Ascot, will be driving a Ford in the night's main event. He will be after his fifth triumph of the year on the action packed criss-cross circuit. Meisengahl will gun a Buick V8 powered Chevie coupe as he tries for his second win of the year at Ascot. He has jumped to sixteenth place in points and might pick up some more positions in this Sunday evening racing cards. Ten Others Ten other former main event winners will be out to stop the pair in the nights' 15 lap main event. Besides the 15 lap main event, and 8-lap "Powder Puff Derby" other racing includes a 10 lap semi-main, five 8-lap heat races, and a 4-lap trophy dash. Lady Leadfoots Heading the girls racers for the "Powder Puff Derby" will be Joan Brohmme of Gardena and Myrna Queener of Torrance. Both past winners of the race for lady leadfoots. Other girls entered include Rene Smith, Gardena; Mary Farrell, Torrance; Mikkie Rose, Gardena; Irean Noble, Long Beach; Rosolita Coe, Compton; and Bar- an upset could be in the makings. Since the Dons have not had a winning year and OC has our ball must go along with OCC BY SI. FULLERTON vs Citrus at Fullerton Field. 8 p.m. Saturday. When it comes to Fullerton and victories we plead no confidence in the Hornets. It seems such a shame Fullerton has to lose their homecoming game but thats the way it looks. Fullerton would be better off playing Tituanana Tech. So Saying. CITRUS by SEVEN. And that sports fans winds it up for this week. Good luck. Anaheim Student In Honors Seminar Seventeen Chapman College students have been selected to participate in the Honors Seminar this semester, it was announced today. The weekly discussion sessions, led by various members of the faculty, comprise a major part of the total Honors Program for superior students at Chapman. For the first time since the Honors Program was initiated, al of the Seminar sessions are being devoted to a continuing theme, The Negro in America. Students participating for the first time include Russ Coupland, junior psychology major of Anaheim. AT PENDLETON Marine Private First Class Frank R. Grosvenor III, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Grosvenor Jr. of 1134 Basque Pl., Anaheim is serving with Third Battalion, Fifth Regiment of First Marine Division at Camp Pendleton. Haering to Manage Hotel in Denver Bernard C. Haering, former general manager of the Charter House Hotel, has been appointed General Manager of the 17-story Hampshire House Hotel in Denver. Haering managed the Anaheim Charter House for 13 months. Prior to his arrival in Anaheim, he had managed hotels in Canada, Niagra Falls, Jasper National Park and in the Bahamas. He began his successful hotel career at the Palace Hotel in St. Moritz, Switzerland, after graduating with honors from the Swiss Hotel School in Lausanne. Wardens Arrest 581 'Sportsmen' Department of Fish and Game wardens arrested 581 persons for violating fish and game laws in Southern California and the Inyo-Mono area during the month of September. The figure represents an increase of 140 over the 441 arrests for September last year. The 581 offenders paid a total of $15,767.25 in fines issued by the Orange County Department of Fish and Game. through training increase YOUR Paycheck! MEN-WOMEN, Industry constantly needs trained personnel. YOU can acquire a valuable skill quickly-pleasantly-profitably, at America's most modern training center. CALL TODAY OUR JOB OPPORTUNITY 633-7666 4000 W. CHAPMAN ORANGE, CALIF. AMERICA'S MOST MODERN TRAINING CENTER PRESS AND TECHNICAL INSTITUTE 581 'Sportsmen' Department of Fish and Game wardens arrested 581 persons for violating fish and game laws in Southern California and the Inyo-Mono area during the month of September. The figure represents an increase of 140 over the 441 arrests for September last year. The 581 offenders paid a total of $15,767.25 in fines levied by the courts, served two days in jail, and had 140 additional jail days suspended. Angling without a license in inland and ocean waters continued to be the leading violation, with 289 court cases recorded. Next most frequent offense was possession of a loaded gun in a vehicle, with 84 persons cited for this dangerous practice. Other prevalent offenses during September, by type and number of court cases, included: hunting without a license, 42; doves, 38; angling with more than one rod, 32; resident small game, 27; deer, 21; no inland fishing stamp, 19; clams and shellfish, 15; inland fish other than trout, 14; commercial fish, 7; trout, 5; commercial abalone and litter, 4 each; ocean sportfish and no Colorado River use stamp, 3 each; commercial lobster, 2; and water-fowl, pheasant, and other protected birds, 1 each. "BLACK BEAR" Terry Fitzgerald, seaman, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Fitzgerald of 406 N. Lemon St., Anaheim, serving aboard the aircraft carrier USS Ticonderoga, participated in recent Exercise "Blace Bear" off the Coast of California. The exercise is a major fleet strike and anti-air warfare practice during which Ticonderoga will oppose the aircraft carrier Kitty Hawk in assimilated battle tactics. It is designed to evaluate the effectiveness of fleet units under realistic conditions.